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Our solution is suitable for organizations of any size, from one-person firms to multinational enterprises. Our target markets are: Marketing, Sales, Education, Hr & Trainings.
Designed for organizations from large companies to startups and from webinar hosts to churches and meetings that involve an audience (both physical and online).
The platform allows inviting guests who have participated in previous meetings. The ability to record and download meetings is also one of its greatest advantages.
Lack of custom : can't modify screen size and location. Limited function to edit on registration page.
Good quality of the product. Communication with customer service is very easy and friendly.
Recordings particularly have issues, such as the audio lagging behind the screenshare.
The great advantage is the ability to upload presentation in server memory. Another benefit is access to information and statistics in the report generated after the event.
Sound problems when using a replay of a live webinar for an on-demand one. Company is quick to deflect onto the customers.
Best in class customer support and honestly caring about our special needs. Very solid and stable streaming platforms for huge online events.
This issue might be specific to working with schools, but unlike other software such as zoom, school security systems often block access to the rooms. This affects our customer's experience.
We like the quick setup and the integrations made possible with our apps. We also like the time of response and how the system is robust and give reliable dynamics.
User interface is difficult and often confusing.
Setting up an audience response with a variety of option is a breeze and the back-end is very powerful. The attendee experience is super slick on mobile web.
I really dislike how you have access to one type of poll but some of the features are locked. Only available through a higher tier purchase.
I enjoy the ease of use, and the ability to not only post questions, but vote up those of greatest interest to me.
I cant say that there is anything I dislike about meeting pulse.
Customer support to get us kicked off was very good and feedback from our users during the meeting was 70% perfect score with over 90% favorable.
It was difficult to have a second question in a presentation without having a non-presenting laptop to be behind the scenes.
Amy H.: Hi, my name is Amy. I am a client manager. And if I had to give MeetingPulse a rating between one to five, I would probably give it a four. For more views like this, click the link below. My company really likes to use MeetingPulse on our live stream broadcast platform. It gives our clients the opportunity to either talk amongst themselves, send out polls, or ask questions to their audience for their virtual event. So, it tracks all of the information that people put in, and our clients can also have their attendees put in their name and email so that they can contact them after the event if there was any unanswered questions or further information that they wanted to send out. We use it for pretty much all of our clients that use our live stream platform, so it's a really, really great opportunity to increase audience interaction. What I like most about MeetingPulse is how user-friendly it is. The user experience that you get with the platform is very, very intuitive. It just makes sense. It's very nice to be able to upload a question or upvote someone's comment if I'm saying, "Hey, I'm so happy to be here at this virtual event," someone else or 20 other people could upload it, so it's at the top of the list. It really just makes sense, and I know our clients that use it say the same thing. They really like how intuitive it is and how clean it looks on a landing page or an access page. It was really well developed, and I think it's a really solid solution. The only thing that I don't really like about MeetingPulse and that my clients kind of dislike as well is that whenever you are first doing your introduction and getting into the platform, it just asks for your name and email. It doesn't say, "Enter your first name and last name," and so a lot of people will just enter John or Susan and not their last name. We send the reports from MeetingPulse to all of our clients, and so sometimes, if there's only a first name and not a last name, it gets inconsistent, and our clients don't really have all of the information they would like to have. So that's the one thing. If MeetingPulse could just say, "Enter your first name and last name," that would solve a lot of problems for us.
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